CSWD is a municipal waste district governed by a Board of Commissioners representing the 18 towns and cities of Chittenden County, Vermont–our members. Find information related to CSWD Commissioners, Board Committees, and all Board and Committee meetings on this page.
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The Executive Board meets at 5 p.m. on the third Monday of the month. The Full Board meets at 6 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Exceptions will be listed.
The public is invited to attend Board meetings in person or via ZOOM. Instructions to join via ZOOM are included in the materials for each meeting. Executive Board and Full Board meetings are subject to cancellation if a quorum can’t be reached, or for other reasons.
Meeting agendas, public ZOOM instructions, and materials are posted not less than 48 hours (two calendar days) before the next meeting of that body. Draft minutes will be posted within five calendar days of each meeting. Final minutes of each meeting will be posted after approval at the next meeting of that body.
We retain one calendar year of materials on our website unless otherwise noted. Materials not on the website are available by request.
Materials for upcoming and recent Executive and Full Board meetings are linked here.
Full Board meetings are recorded and archived by Town Meeting TV on their site.
The Finance Committee is elected at the Board’s Annual Organizational Meeting. Its members meet periodically to review the budget as it is developed for the next fiscal year. The most recent meeting materials are posted here. Each fiscal year’s budget development meeting materials are available in the Document Library until the next budget development process begins.
Click to access the Finance Committee meeting agendas, minutes, and complete materials from the most recent meetings. Looking for one from a later date? Search our Document Library.
The Investment Committee is elected at the Board’s Annual Organizational Meeting. Its members meet periodically to review CSWD investments and policies.
Click to access the Investment Committee meeting agendas, minutes, and complete materials from the most recent meetings. Looking for one from a later date? Search our Document Library.
Each CSWD member town or city appoints a Commissioner and an Alternate to represent the community’s interests in Chittenden County’s solid waste management. Commissioners are appointed for two-year terms and may serve indefinitely.
| Member Town | Representative | Alternate |
|---|---|---|
| Bolton | Vacant | Vacant |
| Burlington | Lee Perry Executive Board | Matt Kobzik |
| Charlotte | Ken Spencer Executive Board | Vacant |
| Colchester | Lauren Eagan | Renae Marshall |
| Essex | Alan Nye Executive Board, Vice Chair | Wendy Duncan |
| City of Essex Junction | Mike Sullivan | Amber Thibeault |
| Hinesburg | Rick McCraw | Vacant |
| Huntington | Barb Winters | Guthrie Smith |
| Jericho | Leslie Nulty | Tom Joslin |
| Milton | Betsy Paret | Vacant |
| Richmond | Andrew French | Vacant |
| Shelburne | Margy Wiener | Matt Lawless |
| South Burlington | Paul Stabler Executive Board, Treasurer | Allison Lazarz |
| St. George | Jayme Cleland | Joel Colf |
| Underhill | Paul Ruess Executive Board, Chair | Dan Steinbauer |
| Westford | Katie Frederick | Vacant |
| Williston | David Howell | Caylin McCamp |
| Winooski | Bryn Oakleaf | Rachel Kennedy |
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CSWD Commissioners represent the solid waste management interests of the citizens who live or work in their town or city. Information you provide and submit using this form will go directly to the Commissioner.
Commissioner since 2019
Lee grew up in Burlington, graduated from Burlington High school in 1988 and was employed by a local construction company until joining the City of Burlington Public Works (BPW) Street Maintenance Division in 2007. He became Streets Maintenance Manager in 2014 and Assistant Director of Maintenance overseeing the Street Maintenance, Equipment Maintenance, and Recycling Divisions in 2019. Lee feels his experience in the construction industry and managing the City of Burlington’s recycling division helps him bring insight and perspective unique to these fields and wants to pass on the knowledge gained from observing the successes, shortfalls, and trends of Burlington’s recycling program. He is an avid hunter and fisherman and enjoys being in the outdoors in all seasons along with camping with family and attending his son’s basketball games.